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Semester Overview

Semester 1

Date Main Topic Sub Topic Keywords Conversation/Other

19th - 24th May Unit 1 An Interview With Ben Accident, Disability, Read & understand a diary entry,Week 1 I Am Special Interview, Braille,

Seeing-eye Dog Simple past tense and past

continuous tense,

26th - 30th May Grandma's Visit to Special, Resolution, Disability, Present perfect tense,

Week 2 the Hospital Independent, Prosthetic,

Tossed and turned, Trembling, Words to describe feelings and the

Nervous, Feared, Envy, intensity of feelings,

Embarrassed, Bravely, Kindly,

2nd - 6th June I Am Speecial Cheerfully, Miserable, Anxious, Read a diary entry,

Week 3 (Jades Diary) Impatient, Overjoyed, Features of a diary entry,

Wheelchair, Memorable, Wallet,

Concern, Plan and write a diary entry,

9th - 13th June Extract details from a diary entry,

Week 4 (listening)

Make and respond to expressions of

concern (speaking),

16th - 20th June

Week 5 Vowel sound 'ore',

Role play Jade & Amy,

23rd - 27th June Express concern for a partner

Week6 through actions and words.

Semester Overview

Semester 1

Date Main Topic Sub topics Keywords Conversation/Other

30th June - 4th July Unit 2 Taro's Grandmother, Foolish, Warned, Dangerous, Read and Understand a Folk Tale,

Week 7 Tales to Tell Never Ride a Tiger, Prowled, Growled, Trembled,

Don't Tell Lies. Exclaimed, Pleaded, Downfall, The forst conditional to talk about

Pride, Disappointment, events that are likely to take place,

Attacked, Suggested, Pierce,

7th - 11th July The Red Hill, Thought, Trapped, Ordered, Abstract nouns to describe feelings,

Week 8 Conditional sentences. Screamed, Punish, Fled, states and qualities,

Terrified, Swordfish, Punish,

Creativity, Hardship, Verbs to refer to actions, speech,

thoughts and feelings,

14th - 18th July How the Monkey Found Out

Week 9 About 'Trouble', Read a story,

Abstract nouns. Structure of a story,

Plan, draft and edit a story,

21st - 25th July The Lion and the Mouse,

Week 10 Verbs in a story. Extract details from a story

Abdullah's Gold (Listening),

Narrate a story expressively

28th - 1st August The Fox and the Crow, (Speaking)

Week 11 Writing a Folk Tale.

Vowel sounds 'ew' and 'y'

My Journal (Review)

New words

Telling a story with a picture wheel

Semester Overview

Semester 1

Date Main Topic Sub Topic Keywords Conversation/Other

4th - 8th August Unit 3 A Balanced Diet Diet, Energy-giving, Protective, Read and understand a pamphlet,

Week 12 Healthy Eating Start your day with a Body, building, Grains, Servings,

Nutritious Breakfast! Raw, Fried, Cholesterol, Each other' or 'one another' to show

Steamed, Barbecued, Unhealthy, that two or more people do the same

Boil, Vitamins, Minerals, Junk food, thing or feel the same way,

11th - 15th August How Do We Digest Food? Preservatives, Dairy products,

Week 13 Calcium, Ingredients, Which' to find out about someones

preferences, specific objects and

places,

18th - 22nd August Each other' or one another'? Precise words to talk about food,

Week 14

Read an explanation text,

Main ideas and features of an

explanation text

25th - 29th August Why Do You Feel Thirsty?

Week 15 Which' to ask questions Complete an explanation text

(writing)

Extract details from a speech

1st - 5th September Precise Words (Listening)

Week 16

Ask questions, give advise and

express prohibitions related to eating

habits,

8th - 12th September Writing an explanation text

Week 17 Vowel sound /ire/

My Journal

New words

Creating a pamphlet

Year 6– Subject Semester Overview – Mathematics 2014 Semester 1

Timeline – Weeks Curriculum – Unit Topics Overview Vocabulary

Week 1 Week 2

Unit 1:

Numbers

Workbook:

Page 3 → Page 13

Main Topics Number Digit

Whole numbers

Odd numbers

Even numbers Place value

Expanded notation

Ordering

Ascending order Descending order

Inequality

Rounding off

Number: An idea of quantity

Place value: A number is written with digits. Each digit has a different value depending on where it is in

the number.

Expanded notation: To multiply the number by its place value

Inequalities: Compare numbers using symbols.

Rounding off: Write numbers to the nearest unit.

Sub-topics

Writing numbers in words and numerals

Writing the place values of the digits in a given number

Writing numbers in expanded notation

Comparing numbers using symbols.

Arranging numbers in order

Round off numbers to the nearest unit.


Week 3

Week 4

Unit 1:

Numbers

Workbook:

Page 14 → Page 26

Main Topics Addition

Add Sum

Plus

Total

Altogether Increase

Subtraction

Minus

Subtract Difference

Decrease

Multiplication

Multiply Product

Division

Divisor

Dividend Quotient

Remainder

Operations with numbers: Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.

Sub-topics

Addition: Add numbers.

Subtraction: Subtract numbers

Multiplication: Multiply numbers

Division: Divide numbers

Order of operations

Problem solving: Solve word problems


Week 5 Week 6

Week 7

Unit 2:

Equations

Main Topics Equation Constant

Variable

Coefficient

Expression Term

Equation: A statement having an equal sign which links two mathematical expressions.


Workbook:

Page 29 → Page 43

Sub-topics

Parts of an equation.

Equations with unknown variable.

Addition with equations

Subtraction with equations

Multiplication with equations

Division with equations

Equation word problems.


Week 8

Week 9 Week 10

Unit 3:

Factors

Workbook:

Page 45 → Page 74

Main Topics Factor

Prime numbers Composite numbers

Even numbers

Odd numbers

Highest Common Factor ( H.C.F)

Lowest Common

Multiple( L.C.M)

Quotient Divisor

Divide

Factors: Numbers or divisors that can divide a number completely with no remainder.

Sub-topics

Factors of whole numbers

Prime numbers and prime factors

Finding prime factors- Factor tree method

Finding prime factors using division

Highest Common Factor ( H.C.F)

Lowest Common Multiple (L.C.M)


Week 11

Week 12 Week 13

Unit4:

Geometry

Workbook:

Page 79 → Page 98

Main Topics Geometry

Point Line

Line segment

Ray

Angle Vertex

Acute angle

Right angle

Obtuse angle Reflex angle

Parallel

Perpendicular

Intersect

Corresponding angles

Alternate angles

Interior angles Exterior angles

Polygon

Protractor

Degrees

Line: Has no beginning and no end points.

Angle: The amount of turn between two lines meeting at a common point.

Sub-topics

Points- Ray - Line segments - Parallel lines - Intersecting lines – Perpendicular lines

Angles – Vertex – Types of Angles

Measuring angles with protractors

Five angle rules

Types of polygons



Week 14

Week 15

Unit 5:

Map reading

Workbook:

Page 102 → Page 113

Main Topics Compass

Bearing

Map

North South

East

West

Northeast Northwest

Southeast

Southwest Scale

Direction

Degrees

Map Reading

Compass: It is an instrument used to find direction and bearings.

Bearing: The angle travelled or covered in a clockwise direction from the north line.

Sub-topics

Points of a compass – North – South – East – West – Northeast – Northwest – Southeast – Southwest

Compass directions and bearings

Map and map scales


Week 16 Week 17

Week 18

Unit 6:

Decimals

Workbook:

Page 116 → Page 143

Main Topics Decimals Decimal point

Place value

Tenths

Hundredths Thousandths

Expanded notation

Fraction

Symbol Sum

Difference

Product

Quotient

Place values

Expanded Notation

Operations with decimal numbers

Sub-topics

Chart for decimal numbers

Writing decimals in words.

Writing decimals in expanded notation

Comparing decimals

Adding decimals

Subtracting decimals

Multiplying of decimals

Division of decimals

Solving word problems

Year 6 Extra and Bilingual – Subject Semester Overview – Science 2014 Semester 1


Week 1 Week 2

Week 3

Week 4

Week 5

Unit 2: Our Bodies

Textbook:

Page 27 - 42

Topics Chemistry Theory

Physics

Experiment

Pancreas Biology

Anatomy

Zoology

Digest Respiration

Intestine

saliva

Esophagus Nerve

Muscles

Gland

Reproduce Circulation

Skeleton

Muscles

Nervous Immune

Esophagus Cilia

Neuron

Laboratory Equipment

Introduction of Science

Human Growth

Ten Major organ system

Parts of each organ system of the body

Function of each major organ of the body


Week 6

Week 7

Week 8

Week 9 Week 10

Week 11

Week 12 Week 13

Week 14

Unit 3:

Ecology

Textbook:

Page 43 - 73

Unit 1:

Animals

Textbook:

Page 4 - 26

Topics Erosion

Ecosystem

Grazing

Physical Environment

Logging

Living Environment

Deforestation

Habitat

Green House effect

Global Warming

Desertification Fertilization

Pesticides

Sewage treatment

Fossil fuel

Smog

Acid Rain

Green house gasses

Chlorofluorocarbons

The physical and living Environment

The Effect of deforestation

Water and air Pollution

How to save the earth

Reproduction

Classification of Animals

Animals Habitat

Producers and Consumers


Week 15

Week 16

Week 17 Week 18

Unit 6:

Matter

Textbook:

Page 118 - 130

Topics Unicellular

Testicles

Evolution Runners

Bud

Microscope

Organism

Primate

Metamorphosis

Cycle Decay

Mixture

Insulate

Prey

Poison

Regeneration

Multi cellular

Three state of matter

Changes of each state of matter

Knowing and Understanding of matter

Year 6 Bilingual – Subject Semester Overview – Social Studies 2014 Semester 1

1

Timeline – Weeks Curriculum – Unit Topics Overview Vocabulary Activities

Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7

Unit 1: Religions. Textbook: Page 1 → Page 18

Major Religions of the World

PIE GRAPH to explain the religion and its % of population BAR GRAPH to show the followers of each religion Monotheism vs. Polytheism

Polytheism Monotheism Agnostic, Atheist Baptism Confession, Trinity Crucify prophet fast, pilgrimage resurrection, apostles reincarnation Ramadan

Group activity: Chart of religions’ visible characteristic census Followed by class presentation.

CHRISTIANITY: History, and belief, Holy book, Many kinds of Christians, Death and Resurrection

ISLAM: History and belief, Holy book, Islam law and customs, Muhammad, Mecca

HINDUISM: History and belief , Hinduism in Thailand

BUDDHISM: History and belief, Holy book, Growth and changes of Buddhism


Week 8 Week 9 Week 10

Unit 2: Types of Government Textbook: Page 19 → Page 31

Countries Governments .

Monetary system

Territories and their capital cities

Communism, Democracy, Society, Government, Monarchy, Royalty, Anthem, Capital City, Independent, Colony, Territory, Seize, Minerals, Dynasty, Manifesto, Absolute Monarchy, Divine Right, Absolute Power Ballot Card, Evidence

Multimedia Individual Research work for speaking activity: The type of government ( own choice of country)

Communism It’s history

The rise and fall

Democracy The existence of democracy

Various types of democracy

Society Democracy: reborn & grow

Monarchy: Absolute monarchy

Year 6 Bilingual – Subject Semester Overview – Social Studies 2014 Semester 1

2


Week 11 Week 12 Week 13 Week 14

Unit 3: Economics Textbook: Page 32 → Page 40

Economy of Thailand

Introduction to Economics

Banking and Taxation

Alloy, Bead, Coinage, Credit, Currency, Debt, Mint, Exchange Rate, Interest, Loan, Seal, Electrum, Barter, Fiscal Year, Unemployment, Import, Export, Inflation, Taxation

Role Play: theme: The World of Business


Week 15 Week 16 Week 17 Week 18

Unit 4: Thailand Textbook: Page 41 → Page 52

Geography of Thailand

Natural Regions.

Coup, Majority, Population, Traditionally, Border, Compare, Monsoon, Separate, Strategic, Frequent, Drought, Popular, Extinct, Poisonous, Pollution, Native, Constitutional Monarchy, Century, The National Assembly, Bureaucracy

Thailand environmental issues: Cause Effect Prevention

Coastline Plant and Animal Life.

Natural Resources in Thailand

Climate Tropical Climate, and comparisons with other climates

Environmental Issues

Disastrous event: The 2004 Tsunami.

Thailand

Facts about Thailand.

Y6 Chinese Program of work Semester 1 May-September 2014

When: Topic: Keywords: Conversation/Other:

MAY

JUNE Is the zoo fun?

动物 animal 园 park 动

物园 zoo 蛇 snake 鹿 deer

老虎 tiger 大象 elephant

猴子 monkey 狮子 lion 非

常 very

1、星期六、星期天不上课，你做什么？

We don't have any classes on Saturday and

Sunday,what will you do?

2、星期六我在家里做作业。

I will do my homework at home on Saturday.

3、星期天我们一家去动物园。

My family will go to the zoo on Sunday.

4、动物园好玩儿吗？

Is the zoo fun?

5、动物园很好玩儿。动物园里有很多动物。

The zoo is a lot of fun.

JULY Guess!

猜 guess 对 right 长 long

短 short 头 head 眼睛 eye

耳朵 ear 鼻子 nose 脚 foot

嘴巴 mouth 尾巴 tail

1、你们猜一猜，这是什么动物？

Guess, what is this animal?

2、有脚没有手，大耳朵、小眼睛、长鼻子。

I t has feet but no hands, big ears, small eyes, long nose.

3、大象，对吗？ Is it an elephant?

4、对。再猜一个。短尾巴，红眼睛，长耳朵。是什么动

物？

Yes. Guess one more. Short tail, red eyes, long ears. What

is this animal?

5、是白兔吗？你猜对了。

Is it a white rabbit? You are right.

AUGUST Mum will go to food market to buy

food.

哪儿 where 菜 food

市场 market 买 buy

菜市场 food market

买菜 buy food 最 best

喜欢 like 一定 sure

猪 pig 肉 meat 猪肉 pork

鸡蛋 egg 水果 fruit 木瓜

papaya

1、爸爸，妈妈去哪儿？

Where is Mum going?

2、妈妈去菜市场买菜。

She will go to food market to buy foods.

3、妈妈去买什么菜？

What kinds of food that Mum will buy?

4、她要去买蔬菜、鱼、猪肉和鸡蛋。

She will buy vegetables, fish, pork and eggs.

5、妈妈买不买水果？

Does Mum buy fruit or not?

6、我最喜欢吃木瓜了。

I like to eat papaya the best.

SEPTEMBER

How much is this vegetable?

豆芽 Bean sprout; 白菜

Cabbage; 这些 These;

斤 Half of kilogram; 钱 Money;

块 Unit of Chinese Money;

别的 Else; 一共 Total;

给 Give; 找 Give ,Change.

What do you want? 你要买什么?

How much is this vegetable?

这些蔬菜多少钱一斤?

Bean sprout is 3 YUAN for half kilogram. 豆

芽菜 3 元钱一斤.

Exam Review: All topics will be revised through

worksheets, quizzes and word association as well as

word recognition games.

Year 6 Japanese Program of work Semester1 May-September 2014

When Main Topic Subtopics Keywords Conversation/others

May School life

(Revision)

Self introduction age, nationality, family members -Greetings and introducing.

-Telling about daily activities.

-Introduction to Japanese culture

Japanese festivals

Verbs Go, eat, watch, do/play, listen,

read

June

July

Daily activities

Verb forms

(present/past/negative

forms)

Get up, go home, take a shower,

swim, sleep, watch a movie, eat

Breakfast/lunch/ dinner,

clock time

-Describing daily routine.

-Exchanging information about

holidays.

-Asking and telling about daily

activities and hobbies.

-Introduce Japanese culture:

Festivals, New Year.

Relative time words yesterday, today, tomorrow

Question forms

when, with who, where, what

August-

September

Out and about

Verb form (let’s-)

let’s go, let’s eat, let’s drink, let’s

watch, let’s do

-Planning activities.

-Describing one’s appearance.

-Identifying students by

characteristics.

-Asking and answering questions

with the use of adjectives.

-Write simple sentences in hiragana.

Adjectives: negative

forms

not big, not small, not long,

not good, , not hot, not new,

not cold

Year 6 – Semester Overview – Physical Education 2014 Semester 1


Week 1

Week 2

Pre fitness test Fitness Shuttle run

Trunk Forward Flexion

50 meter sprint

30 second sit ups

Standing board jump

Pull ups

Long distance run (600/800/1000m) depending on sex or age

Standing board jump

Stopwatch

Pull ups

Trunk forward Flexion Shuttle run

Sit up

Sprint

Wooden block

Pace


Week 3

Week 4 Week 5

Week 6

Basketball/Chair ball

Dribbling (bouncing) Knee dribbles

Side dribbles

V- dribbles

crossover

Knee dribbles

Side dribbles V-dribbles

Crossover

Finger tips

Chest pass Bounce pass

Over head pass

Always face the ball

Move to a space

Dribbling/shooting Dribble through cones using a side, crossover and then shoot at someone holding

a basket

Shoot with a defender

Passing/teamwork Chest pass

Bounce pass

Over head pass

Pass and move

Game Play small sided games of basketball/chair ball


Week 7

Week 8 Week 9

Week 10

Running Sprinting Starting techniques

Knees high

Moving your arms correctly

100 meter races

On your marks

Get set baton

Relay

receive

Inhale Exhale

Bleep test

feint

breathing

Relay How to hold a baton

How to receive a baton

Relay race

Endurance running Breathing properly during intense exercise

Pacing

Bleep test

Changing direction Feints

Space awareness

Running past an opponent


Week 11

Week 12

Racquet sports

Badminton Holding the shuttle cock

Serving

Serve

Shuttlecock

Year 6 – Semester Overview – Physical Education 2014 Semester 1

Week 13

Week 14 Back hand

Forehand

Drop shot

Smash

Badminton

Racquet Doubles

Centre

Over head

Hit into a space

Badminton Smash

Over head

Drop shot

Game/doubles Go through the rules of the game

Play a game of badminton


Week 15

Week 16

Gymnastics Rolls Forward roll

Backwards roll

Double forward roll

Forward roll

Backwards roll

Cartwheel

Hand stand Head stand

Gymnastics

Double Forward roll

Tuck Curl into a ball

Stands Head stand

Hand stand

Cartwheel


Week 17

Week 18

Sport games Small sided games Review the sports played this semester

Organize themselves into teams

Participate in a team sport

Follow the rules

Play fairly

Work as a team

Table of

ContentPhonicsYear 62014Semester

1

Unit Part Topic Pg Week Exercise Vocabulary Review Quiz

Assesment

&

Assigment

Table of Contents 1Pre-Test

Evaluation

Review 2

Vowel Sounds 3

Vowel Sounds

Ake, Ame, Ate, Ale4 Book Work

Gate, Plate, Crate, Skate, Whale, Scale, Gale, Sale, Flame, Game, Frame, Name,

Snake, Wake, Rake, Flake

Vowel Sounds

Same sounding words5 Book Work Sea, Three, Leash, Sleep, Meat, Week, Peach, Seal, Knee, Steep, Pleat, Bean

Vowel Sounds

Knight, Pie, Fly, Nine6 Book Work Vine, Try, Lie, Bright, My, Might, Tie, Tight, Fine, Die, By, Swine

Vowel Sounds

Ship, Cake, Train, Tray7 Book Work Shake, Hail, Plain, Trail, Spray, Brain, Chain, Snake, Mail, Clay, Make, Way

Vowel Sounds

Oa, Oe, Ow, Long O vowel8 Reading The Goat in a Boat

Vowel Sounds

Oa, Oe, Ow, Long O vowel9 Book Work

Saw, Faucet, Straw, Lawn, Caught, Claw, Launch, Draw, Sausage, Seesaw, Taught,

Dawn

Vowel Sounds

Oi & Oy10 Book Work Coin, Decoy, Boy, Soil, Noise, Point, Toy, Spoil, Oyster, Boil, Enjoy, Oink

Vowel Sound

Oo11 Reading and Book Work

Book, School, Mule, Tune, Spoon, Broom, Goose, Cube, Bamboo, Fues, Teeth,

Balloon

Vowel Sound

Ou & Ow12 Reading and Book Work

Cloud, Snout, Wolf, Cow, Mop, Mouse, Brown, Block, Spot, Plough, Plow, Trout,

Blouse, Owl, Crown, Sauce

Vowel Sounds

Ew, Ue, Ui13 Book Work New, Chew, Juice, Suit, Bruise, Glue, Blue, Blew

Vowel Variations 14 Reading I Saw

15 Reading

16 Book WorkTreat, Bread, Leaf, Thread, Leather, Dream, Feather, Leash, Head, Tea, Sweater,

Beach, Weather, Peach

17 Reading TestFluency Exercise

Test # 1


Test # 2

19 Book WorkCrow, Slow, Plow, Show, Flower, Yellow, Brown, Now, Bowl, Tower, Mow, How,

Snow, Owl


Test # 3

21

22 Book Work By, Candy, Shy, Sunny, Why, City, Carry, Dry, Funny, Spy, Lady, My, Cry, Puppy

23 Book Work

24

25 Reading

26 Book WorkWho, Write, Comb, Hymm, Gnaw, Foreign, Honest, Honest, Whistel, Receipt,

Leopard

Nonsense Sentences 27 Reading

28

29Book Work

Matching

Thumb, Rain, Flower, Neck, Sea, Light, Goose, Fan, Snow, Sun, Day, Book, Basket,

Butter, Store, Police, Book

Week, Toll, Quarter, House, Tie, Flake, Fly, Print, Rise, Pot, Man, Drop, Light, Day,

Fish, Fare

30 Reading

31Book Work

Homophones

There, Ther're, Away, Aweight, Anglem Angle, Fair, Fare, Bear, Bare, Caret, Carrot,

Bred, Bread, Bite, Byte

I'll, Isile, Blue, Blew, Cell, Sell, Callous, Callus, Bawled, Bald, Elusive, Illusive,

Imminent, Eminent

32

33 Reading

34 Book Work

Un-, Dis- Re-, Mis-, De-, In-, Im-, It-, Non-, Anit-, Pre-y,

Clockwise, Possible, Happy, Code, Fiction, View, Play, Obey, Healthy, Serve, Behave,

Place, Lucky

Visible, Mind, Prove, Frost, Cover, Sent, Historic, Sense, Fix, Legal, Connect, Appear,

Able

Wind, Honest, Chief, Fair

35 Reading

36Book Work

Matching

Repay, Rewind, Replace, Refill, Washable, Moveable, Payable, Believable, Suitable,

Lifeless

Careless, Harmless, Homeless, Hopeless

37Book Work

Matching

Nation, Reflection, Lotion, Creation, Tradition, Predict, Preview, Prepare, Prepay,

Preschool, Subway,

Substation, Substandard, Subsoil, Subcommittee

38

39 Reading

Coffee, Border, Plastic, Journey, Employ, Monster, Entrance, Bankrupt, Cajole,

Bonus, Plural, Glacier

Dozen, Echo, Method, Courage

Syllable Sleuth 40 Book Work

Absent, Splinter, Frequent, Athlete, Gossip, Mandolin, Xylohone, Daffodill,

Dalmation, Terrier, Candy

Taffy, Turtle, Lizard, Tiger, Giraffe, Zebra, 2,3, Ba/nan/a, A/pple, Nec/tar/ine

Closed Syllables 41 Book WorkFantastic, Instructed, Malcontent, Hopscoth, Baskets, Washcloth, Mismatched,

Enrichment, Insistent, Atlantic, Sandwiches

E

CompoundWords

&

Homophones

F1

Syllabication

Vowel Variations

Two Sounds Ea

Vowel Variations

Ow

B

Two Sounds of Y

As a VowelC

Long E Sound

F2

DSilent Letters

1

A

Introduction

1Vowel Sound

Ate, Ake, Ame, Ale

2

3

Speaking Activity

4

5

Vowel Sound

Vowel Sound

Vowel Variations

VV OW

Y as a Vowel

Silent Letters

Compounds

Homophones

Affixies

Introdcution

3

8

9

4

5

6

7

2

1

Sarasas Ektra School

Affixes

&

Syllabication

10

11

12

Open Syllables 42 Book Work Silo, Lazy, Halo, Pluto, Polo, Yo-yo, Photo, Rhino, Zero, We, Redo

Vowel Consonant e(VCE) Syllables 43 Book WorkMilestone, Snakebite, Homemade, Lifelike, Grapevine, Pipeline, Sidewipe, Likewise,

Insistent, Rhinestone, Nosedive

R-Controlled Syllables 44 Book WorkBarnyard, Perturb, Scorcher, Forward, Farmer, Father, Mortar, Murmur, Order,

Harbor, Charter

45

46 Reading

47 Book WorkDesign, About, After, Vanilla, Canada, Graffiti, Indifferent, Arizona, Available,

University, Cafeteria, Laboratory

48 Book Work

Infamouse, Banana, Calendar, Statement, Dinosaur, Enjoyment, Excel, Begin, Imply,

Mountain, Passage, Arrive,

Cluster, Eternal, Before, Worry, Kingdom, Countless, Defeated, History

Produce, Record, Present, Conduct, Contrast, Pervert, Convert, Conflict, Project,

Contract

49 Book Work

Instrument, Calendar, Curious, Sentiment, Document, Commercial, Vinilla, Develop,

Astonich, Opponent, Artichoke

Hurricane, Appetite, Crocodile, Congregate

Addict, Conflict, Contrast, Desert, Import, Insult, Permit, Produce, Protest, Subject,

Abstract, Contract

Decrease, Export, Increase, Object, Present, Progress, Record, Suspect

50 Reading

51 Book Work

Equal, Equality, Equalise, Equalisation

Final, Finality, Finalise, Finalisation

Neutral, Neutrality, Neutralise, Neutralisation

Caribbean, Caribbean, Aluminum, Aluminium, British, American

52 Reading

53 Reading

54 Bingo

Fortea, Fifteen, Comedy, Blackbean, Pine ins, Turn off, Sixty, Nineteen, Thirteen,

Fourteen

Mongol Hoardes, Committee, Bluebird, Printout, Seventy, Sixteen, History, Thirty,

Fifty, His Story, Ninety

Thai girl, Blackboard, Come for tea, Nine tins, Fast lane

Sixteen, Ninety, Forty, Black Beard, Fifty, Turn off, Sixty, Nineteen, Thirteen,

Fourteen

Black, Hole, History, Blue Bell, Seventy, For Tea, Committee, Thirty, Fifty, His Story,

Fifteen, Tiger, Fast Train, Brlueberry

Nine tens, Siste

55 Reading

56 Reading

57 Reading

58 Reading

59 Examples

60 Reading

61 Reading

62 Reading

Regular Contractions 63 Book Work I'm, You're, He's, She's, It's, We're, They're,

64 Book Work

Don'task, Lo'tof, Comin, We'veaten, It'sopen, Let'seat, Goo_didea, Wa_cup,

So_Mol_danimals,Ca_ni, Upse_ta_bowtit,

Cli_ko_nit, Becausi_tis

65 Reading

Fluency Reading

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs66 Reading

Fluency Exercise

Test # 1

Fluency Reading


Fluency Exercise

Test # 1

Fluency Reading


Fluency Exercise

Test # 1

Fluency Reading


Fluency Exercise

Test # 1

Fluency Reading


Fluency Exercise

Test # 1

Fluency Reading

The Three Little Pigs71 Reading

Fluency Exercise

Test # 2

Fluency Reading


Fluency Exercise

Test # 2

Fluency Reading


Fluency Exercise

Test # 2

Fluency Reading


Fluency Exercise

Test # 2

Fluency Reading

Goldilocks and the Three Bears75 Reading

Fluency Exercise

Test # 2

Fluency Reading


Flency Exercise

Test # 3

Fluency Reading


Flency Exercise

Test # 3

Fluency Reading


Flency Exercise

Test # 3

Revision

22-26

Septe

mber

Exams

29-3

Octob

er

2 Word Stress

F2

1

Syllabication

Word Stress

Word Stress

Linking

Contractions

6

7

Affixies

3

Rules for Sentence Stress in English

Linking Consonant to Vowel

16

17

18

15

Sentence Stress

&

Linking

Reading

&

Book Work

Reading

&

Book Work

12

13

14

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